I hear Texoma is a no cull lake. Friend says you catch 20 fish your done only allowed two overs. I thought maybe the rule is you can catch and release just can't cull from your kept fish. Who is right?

Your friend is wrong, btw the limit is 10 fish.

Thanks. I very seldom keep any but thats good to know.

Sorry I stopped too quick, you are allowed 2 overs.

I thought Texoma was a no cull for stripers not suppose to throw them back.

You can't livewell them and then cull....Catch and release is ok.

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fishboat/fish/action/fishregs2.php?water=0723

Culling refers to taking fish from a life well and replacing it with another, if you immediatly return a fish to the water you are not "culling" you are releasing a fish.

The only time I cull is durring a TSA tournament
I only keep the ones that I stuff with weights

I don't know if it is still like this, but the guides on Texoma generally had a bad reputation of taking you out for an hour or 2, get an easy limit of small stripers, then take you back to the dock. EZ money, but just not right.

When I have booked with a guide on Texoma, it is clear that I want to fish for x number of hours for several hundred $$$, limit or not, or I don't go....................

and.........

You have to catch fish first...............

Been out with Robby Rose?

Some guides make that their rule but it is not the law. You can catch and release all you want. What people ask is that you be ethical say in the case of it is August your catching them deep on a slab and the fish are floating behind you do not sit there and kill 200 hundred just because you can.

I can catch fish! Just haven't mastered catching the fish that will produce at the weigh in....yet!

When you master that, I'll buy your book/instructional video.